One of the biggest issues from a regulatory standpoint is the way the data gets pulled changes every year since they (the state) created the program. Not that they are wrong with their conclusions. Just their data is MASSIVE.
“Cities cannot require developers to develop and cities don’t build housing,” said Jason Rhine, a lobbyist with the League of California Cities. You can lead a developer to a rezoned plot of land, in other words, but you can’t make them build.
IE its not profitable to build these kind of homes VS other kinds. OR just destroying/fixing up an existing plot. Incentives are often not nearly enough to build.
Oh hey I know this waaay too much!
https://www.hcd.ca.gov/housing-element
One of the biggest issues from a regulatory standpoint is the way the data gets pulled changes every year since they (the state) created the program. Not that they are wrong with their conclusions. Just their data is MASSIVE.
IE its not profitable to build these kind of homes VS other kinds. OR just destroying/fixing up an existing plot. Incentives are often not nearly enough to build.